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PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. s.—The remains of the life Commodore Sir JAM as LUCAS Y2O, Of the Royal Navy, Knight, K. C. B. K. B. A. were this morn. ing interred in the pound of the Royal Garrisim Chapel, with the military honours doe to his rank. The procession was formed in front of the George Inn, in the High -street, in the following order, and Moved off at eleven o'clock :- 21st Regiment of Foot (or Royal North British Fuzileets). Detachment of Royal Artillery with field-pieces. Band of M usic. Chaplain. Surgeon of the Semiramis. I Secretary to the Port Admiral. The Badge and Medals of the I The Collar, Badge, and Jewels I Order of San Bento d'A v i s , of the Honourable Order of borne on a Velvet Cushion the Bath, borne on a Velvet by a Midshipman of his Ma- Cushion by a Midshipman of jesty's ship Semiramis. I hisMajesty'sshipSemiramis. eight Bargemen of the deceased. Steward and Coxswain. v , . 1- : Captains Captains Z Furneau, THE BODY. Mitchell, :.-- --; Read, Willis Searle. Hon. C. Paget. ; . tt Cs Z BRUSSELS, AUG. 31.—Letters front the French frontiers state, that the Army of Occupation will evacuate the French territory in: the month of November, and that preparations are making in the Englidi Army for the sale of a part of the horses belonging to the artillery and the train. The Russian contingent will also leave its artillery and train-horses in France. The ordinance for the levy of a part of the men now liable to serve has been scut to the various departments by ex traordinary Couriers, order to reinforce the fumy as soon as possible•. Many Officers have ►arrived in the northern tkpartmeou with inslruc tions for this purpose. France becoates more and more tranquil, confidence revives; and the inha bitants flatter themselves with times of prosperity. After the 'termination of the Congress at Aix la•Chapelle, we expect a great muster of foreigners in this city. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin cess of Orange are abort to proceed to Spa ; but we confidently hope that, triton their return, they will fix their abode in our city. BERLIN, AUG. 29.—Respecting the journey of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, we only know that trigl►t•lodgir► F s are bespoke at Riga, Memel, Konigsberg, Marienwerder, J ash ow, and Lands berg, on the Wartha. The suite is composed of but a few persons, and no more .than 30 carriage horses are required. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers; Sept. 8, 1818. S IJCI-1 Persons as are desirous lif contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to &Herr 300 Chaldrons of COALS at GIBRALTAR, may receive Par ticulars of the Contract at this Office between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, mat king thereon " Tender for Coals," on or before Tuesday, the t-d. Instant, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that_Day; nor will any Proposal he noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in words at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two Persons of known Property engaging to become hound with the Party tendering, in the Sum ex pressed in the Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract. 7711 ' Condition s of the Contract may ke seen at the Se- Vret ar.,/, office. 4\7.0 regard will be hart to ante Tender in which the Price : 44 1 not be i nserte d in words at length, or that .shall not lelivered to the Board before Half-post Two o'clock on the 14" i Pr i( 6, Y w'Zt, the lith 'lnstant ; nor unless the Person t . " ' , : 4 "k(v th e r en d er, or some Person On his behlaf,attends, alper when called ARMY CONTRA CTS. 17 C 777- /LL/NG-OFF/CE, Sept 4, 1318. ht, E M N E I?Sfor VICTUALLING 7 , 4, /Ps 21111. 1 ESTI"S .11'3do hereby give Notice, " ruc.s.dau, the 29th Instant, they will be ready to 4 0 1 cot •ritino• (sealed up), and treat for the 'J ett V' what RUM ?nal/ be demanded for thense of his .11a r,.it'. ""iP , and Vessels at Londonderry and Loughswilly, srio .7'welo e illonths certain from thy •22(/ October next, and ?Intl/ Six Months' warning shall be given for the ter - ta,„ "I the Contract. h e c„ 'OM:, - "It i' 4 l , of which mart be seen at the Secretary s this Offi • e , ; Or by applying to the Collector of his , Custunis at Londonderry. ~,l ati !'Vard will be, had to any Tender in which the Price le it n ot be insert e d in !fords at length, or that shall not 7',,,, 11 " r ed to the Board &fore One o'Clock on the said 4 4at, e all ' lfre 291 A Instant ; nor unless the Person who t he Tend er, or some Person on his behalf, attends to „taci "en called for. ti, ' render must also be accompanird by a Letter signed a'Jfart ''' 'P ° " B ilde Persons en gaging to` ecome bound with the e4d e , 'ing, in the penal Sims of hoot. foe Ike due Per ce f "to Contract. Commissariat Department,-Treasitry Chambers, Aug. 25, 1518. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desir• ous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Arwv, viz. Carried by eight Bargemen. CHIEF MOURNERS Lieutenant Yco and Captain Harrison. Officers of the Ship, two and two. Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, two and two, the Junior next the Body of the deceased. Civil Officers, two and two. Friends of the deceased, two and two. BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands:—Alderney, Bedford, Berks (including the town uF Hungerford), Berwick, Bucks, Cainbride (including the Town of Newmarket), Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Dot ham, Essex, Gloster (including the City df Bristol), Guernsey, Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Jersey, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Monmouth, Nor folk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmorland, Wilts, Worcester, York, North and South Wales; and in the several Counties in North Britain —As also Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vi c i n it y. The 21st Regiment received the body with presented arms on its being brought out of the George Inn, and moved off immediately after, with arms reversed. On its arrival at the Chapel gates, it was halted, and formed a line (for the body to pass through), resting on their arms re versed ; at the same time the Royal Artillery in clined to their right, and formed on the slope lead ing to the platform. lVben the corpse had en tered the Chapel, the battalion formed on the Grand Parade, and when the funeral service was finished, the Royal Artillery fired three rounds of five pieces of cannon, atter which the whole marched to their barracks. As his Majesty will not remain longer than two or three (lays at Berlin, and as long at Pots dam, he will visit his sister, the Hereditary Grand D►►chess of Saxe-Weimar; and on the way here have an interview with the King of IVirtemburg. His Majesty will probably arrive at be►lin be tween the 13th and 15th of September ; that is, if the Congress opens on the 27th of September, according to the present intention. Tie latest accounts lions Carlsbad, respecting the health of Prince Blucher, are happily such as we can desire ; he had taken an airing its his car riage, and was in full convalescence. All the Officers off duty belong* to the regi ments and corps in Portsmouth, Gosport, and Ililsea, attended, with a piece of black crape round their lett arm, above the elbow. Admiral Sir GEMIGE CAMPBELL and Lord HOWARD brought up the rear of the procession. f his Ri b 'do e ,verY P I O the I:teff ife, iOll (HO P • 14 . 14 di ,o , ‘ ert y the Rge~. ce 0$ bic o gf 110 tOOl :tr.°. (ii‘ , 10 - n ' 4 19 c.f. 13 9. 1 0 11000 P 1 6CP, (.1.• i ll° 90 I t) f 10 /Jr, 1 0 St..„ fe ct!l, tP. ftiew.,o . per°. o P e " 1... . e at G e°r° 5° Tb a"l 3 :,11 , ,00 1 I the ,I,6 °C lAte oo° ffebn 3t fsria , or e A icroftoot sfr' s on ‘tli l4 r e. , J O he n if for i r t h i., to " 5 0 if t° F r- doi' Sg t , at / t v et 29 , , ny :;` 'for do' ;h1 ti. PiCrtiaLLIAW-OFFICE, j'illl 17, 1818. ALI ING U ." CO. :1 . 1 i ll issioNE RS for PICT _ vice, _hat v, 7,14! ,14,1.11;:s Ty's NAVY do hereby ti ire N I _ . ready/ e , vd • •t, they twill bc. 4 9 19 n r k e i e ti i ; )ea ;': h i t i le t : es t • 51 1 1 :1, u u j :ri S ti c i P t . ; t : fr _A i' • If e ei 1 'e n l e'l l u ic o o ), r.. 7d no treat e .n T . e l :• , i ' n (1 C ., tl t ' Y O f PRIME HUSH BEET ' ait ' ti. ' ~ 1 _ ~,,, c e 4,,Pel'ote Ten Thousand Tierces of r , " a BPeLit to 6 e 14,,,r,e1t-e,i7.;/,,„ 0,8u,•,,e7. Season; one-eighth part ther . rof to sic-el:Filth parts in Tierces, :"14e re?Zltalf-P"whe° h ":' . .i„ Barrels; to be delivered _ at , 44 1 -• Ifing ane.eight.. part , t Der, ~0 ).,;, ,_..., 7,1 0, 04, ' Ictisty's Victuallin;• Stores' at y .,,,i, , , v i . v e : iti2l,,Pilnitontk, and Cork, in regalar Pr"l ." ne I, rtz. h 0,,,..;: `).f Casks, by the periods under - w . r, • tie,l Par' • °ld e ku the 14th Pebrua ./1 1819, '-'444,1 t o.f I'''•", , c ' it, 4oril 'ind ti ' Part )tin e by ho' I - ',' -,),,, .'1 t 3k7/I -tt4,/,,, ft, 'e reYtwwits , third part ' ,7 1 3 ' s. 'Q N 01./, Paid for by nut, payable, without Interest, sixty 'il‘• : (4 ' l ' l . flr.9' (; °2 . 4liti "e Qr the Contract allay be seen at ri t _he B_eeLe- ' 4 k, :, ' The e, at tarns ofi. ,• re ; ~. b y applying to Ir. J. IV. , te e to ' rrvilie• •lovi t f • the Vietna!ling a! Cork ; to the Cot *44' tp- 6r44 ' ' l 4l - e ' A ' lll o s ' Customs at Limerick, Belfast)Newr'l, Peh„,, 41(7.frorri . ; and to (I.e Setoretary to the Porilmaster %rot ~,,, ail huhun r s-wetively. vv. %,? 7',,,,,i , e' i • ), tit l eef ; e ' . . l (' , ' loss quantity than fire llrare/I Tierce.' t Par k : ill he ad ,p !ed.' 144 Five Ilitadrrd Tiere" 9' • i" „•hieh the Berl ;A:tr ?vitt r eZ,ril I'd Lc had to itoo frenoe, ; iinat shall no ,41,44,,,,,,c",n0t be i,,,, , ,• te d i n v , ords at tengl k h, 1,,,,, he i '! l , o the 13 0ordhtfo;•e One o'Cloc .. ot e i n' th4.; e vta t i c 'i „ l ) : 1 :e r e 1 . i s. , - , vi 4 e4 I/ ' ll ' 4 (2.1. Sep , rmher next, nor unless the .' • kho,, ',e ;tender, -0; fur ate Person on his behalf , attends to 4,klt4t'' e't called fur. '' t :4 2 1 • •d b y a Letier signed 11 'ZO , , 'ler most be acrompanic 'e ,`" r ;,'"P ( 'nsibl e p a rs ons, ~,,,,,•;,,, 1 . 0 I,N : owe boen n ul with 1.4-4°1'7,, ,teaderinsr* th Petal S'ain 01 A. per Cent. on '< ii ''', for 1/ .. ' clu i e t c e rArmance of t:Le Contract. It ' 1 1 „ t i b ~, ,P, OF. 0 11D.v.i. , ., . GE, S ept . 1 , 1!318- . I),RINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ha MA; .t . p, 4 : ? op , h ; - 71 ' s ORDN4NCE do hereby give Notice, tha 'fp '- ' 4 Nil he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or 'fleel, P "°9, the 181/t Instant, from such Persons as may he 1114(o!,e444:02:dertahe the Supply of FORAi;Efur the Ordnance ek `"ho/ieet in thefollowing Districts to be deliverer!at 4 , t... tee of tGe Contractor. vi e . 1\1 14 1v,) ::: 14 11 1 : - Il i d l i rit ' al ti , Western, 4,0,e, South Wes , Qp eri6a . t 4te* °J -,-S'•p.l.fonthsfeent the Ist day c , f October next. kr Oat ktiur 410 be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any 1 / 6 . eof L • ." I 7 ..u aV or .Ihoolornt eats, and must not weigh less •121 2 ) (0/, el dr y (I. ' per /rine/tester Bm.yhei; the My to be sweet t tl 6 e /1,0'0444 delivered in "Trusses of 51;1bs. ;;.ei3.lit ; the Straw 4 , 1 ., / ' "e on, and dry IrheatGr Eye Straw, and di livered e * V. Ziatt, s• •It `4l;e pripct • • tortg t. ii . tie ~,k . t 0 6 e paid for the respective Qt«tutities of each 4' the 'eh m gil he delivered at the following rates, viz `',, Oitt„... Nr . th e • c e the 1 14 3' at per 10011)5. Avoirdupois -right, per hundred and twelve ponnih, ''‘ )5.,.. ‘31r4 W 4t ?1.1,0 ' .^7,o4ert per hondreil and twelve pounds. t n r 'r be.. '' arte r y be rtelity-ped Aeporotely or joint/71.1n' -kr, --,;. af ii, . N o " q t10i : ,, 4 ,.. i, 'e 8 a ?it Districts, and it is eapected that the ,7 0). 'lv hi. ", c 2 ecerve the Stah7e Dung, which, daring the • ' , 4e 'sa to (o4tt• ni,iy accumulate, making tin allowance tli' :Ote r : " ler the rote - of -/1 • per Week. pe, ni se 4 61 1 ' 1 ere e fifolteota tt,, 0 4, "i 4,,,,,,,, r4. may he known upon application . t i t) . t . l t ie IV 6 et t „'" I/a, il“ 1 . 11 .4" the Royal Artillery in e,clt Lb . .? Ilc ? ..4.l,J,tritt.c'lt th,e(AreterY'4' 0/Aee im Pell-Moll afore,atil, ",,, s,,,pl K ~, 4 z 0,,,, i - uars ap y'et. awl Pour o'Clock, where toe t„tit„l I titir /'oil4,,t,Y,liver;.d, sealed np nod endorycd ~ Pr.- .:, 4 ,,, ce ( 1, , ,,' ' hia ,ro Propr,sols can he admitted ofier the , 4 1,. e . iti4u, ~i ii, q i To clef! .o' Gluck at lino of Ike ,vonu• , t vr ~, .4",:iP 'Pinder he noticed nude the Part y lii''Li;d4 t A :7,, / ";l sel ;7 l .A . : i kall tatcnii. 'A R. H. CREW. Secretor T? Sussex, Krnt, exclusive of Woolwich, Eastern, OATS, to his Majesty's Car'lry in Cantonments and Quarters in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : Bedford, Berwick, Bunts, Cam Chester, Cumberland, Derby, Durham, Gloster, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Lei cester, Lincoln, Monmouth, Northumberland, Oxford, Rut land, Salop, Stafford, Westmoroland, Worcester, North and South Wales, FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his -Ma jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and OA I'S in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Britain : —Berhs, Cot nwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hants (including the Isle of Wight), Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton,Nottingharn, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, York; and in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 45th day of October next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will he received at this Office on or before Thursday, the 24th day of September (but none will he received after Twelve o'Clock on that day); and if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal roust have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two Persons, of known pro perty, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due per formance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied in the County, the Expence of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five, and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. P.S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may he seen at the Chambers, between the hours of Twelve and Two. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL MR. .tITLEY COOI'ER d Mr.. HENRY Cf,INE will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES on THURSDAY, the Ibt of October, at TWO O'CLOCK. NORWICH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. rHE mEmEtts of the LONDON CONT BMITTEE of this SOCIETY do hereby give Notiee, that their Meetings will in future be held at the lintel., 39, Briitg . e-strcet, Itlacl,triars; when they particnlarly request that all Commnnications•may be made, and Letters addressed, to Frecierrek Arnaud clarke, Esq. the Secretary to the Lon don Counnittee.—London, Sept. 9, ISIS. This. Day was published, price 2s. Gd A LETTER to SIR S. ROM ILLY, M.P. frOitl H. BROUGHAM, Esti. M.Y. F.R.S. on the ABUSE of CHARITIES. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Constalde and Cu. Edinburgh. w„ , ' An Appendix of Evidence trill be published on Mon da.y, September 14. CHEAP AND GOOD. T u,sE who %emit . a Good and Cheap NANO will find several at .1. WA F T '( I ) . II E I N 'F '4 1 .1 r3 7 11,1( !ec t :F 11 ( 7- 1 4 :la u c it , " % ' vlio:has, already fur nished the Public with fourteen hundred Piano-Fortes, which hate ge „o a tly giF'en gtea.t satisfaction. Capital Cabinet, 40 guineas; Graq 1 , - I l i t t ) t i - o iz i o 2 t t , a S , li n l y. a , rt n 't, o l : t g o u t i • n t r i a ,:, ; ,, as good as new ; also an excellent Pedal Harp with swe ll, and all the Pedals, Ac. by Erard, 60 gui rost on guineas. To be view..d CHALLENGE TO FIGHT A DUEL. Yesterday information was received by the Ma gistrates of Union Hall, that a flue' was to be fought that day near Charlton, in Kent, between Sir THOMAS SPENCER WILSON, Bart. of Charlton, and Colonel SPENCER, of the Royal Artillery, of Woolwich. The informant stated, that he under stood that the circumstances which had led to the challenge scut by the Colonel to the Baronet arose at the funeral of Lady WILSON, the Baro net's mother. The Magistrate enquired of the Gentleman who gave the above information, whe ther he knew- the facts of his own knowledge, or whether he received his intelligence from some person to be depended upon. He replied, that he received it from a friend of both the Gentle men, and he was himself convinced of the troth of Iris communication.—The Magistrate said, that it would not be a pleasant circumstance if he was to send Officers down to Charlton, and they were to find the whole a hoax ; and if he did not interfere to prevent a breach of the peace up►►n such information, and they were to fight, and fatal consequences ensue,, be should he censured, probably, for not using his authority. In such a dilemma he thought it most prudent to dispatch Hall and Collin bourne to Charlton. They set off in a post-chaise immediately, and took the Baronet into custody, at a short distance from his mansion. He said he was willing to go before a Magistrate ; he did not deny that a challenge bad passed between the Colonel and .himself, but said, that he thought probably their Interference would be unnecessary, for two Gen tlemen, friends of both parties, bad waited upon him for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation and they,twere gone to the Colonel's house upon the same errand, and if they (the officers) world wait a short time, they would learn from . the Gentleman how they had succeeded. In a short • time the Gentlemen made their appearance, and informed the officers that they had • satisfactorily arramted .the differences which subsisted between the Colonel and the Beronet, and upon the Co lonel promising to attend 'this day at Union Hall, for the purpose of entering int,. sureties (it the Magistrates should require it) to keep the peace, he was set at liberty.—(British Press.) OYSTER BEDS.-The long continuance of a calm sea has enabled the Brighton fishermen to make a more accurate survey of the beds of oysters disco vered about two years ago. From repeated trawl inzs they have calculated, that for an extent of 70 miles S. E. and S. W. this body of shell-fish lie in prodigious quantides. The shortest breadth is not less than seven miles. The oysters caught to the S. W. are of excellent flavour. Several speculators Dave been examining the line of coast, in order to find 0 convenient spot for forming oyster beds. Shoreham Harbour is mentioned as a must desk able spot, as the bed of the river consists of a fine black sand. From the facility of carriage con veyance to the metropolis, it is likely that this new source of trade will enable the proprietors to, supply a vast proportion of the consumption of oYsters in the London market, in the course of another year. COAL MARK ET, SEPTEMBER 9. Ships at Market. Ships suld. Price. Rs Noven,tlu ............ 81 383. ITtl. to 465. 0(1, HA OVER, AUG. 28.—Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived this afternoon, in good health, at the Palace of Mont , bt Miam i and were received with salutes of artil lery and the ringing of all the bells. The Duke of Clarence %vent to meet them, and accompanie4 them to the Palace. This evening the. city will he illuminated, to testify the general joy at the happy arrival of their Royal Highnesses ; while the corps of officers will give theta a serenade by torch light. On the 31st of \July an Ordinance was issued from Carlton-house respecting the charged and. improved tormatiou of the High Court of Appeal at Zelle. It is increased to the ntonbcr or one President, two Vice Presidents, and eighteen Counsellors. The nomination of six Counsellors is` reserved to the Sovereign ; the twelve others are tilled by the States ; and in nature, those of Hildesheint, Osnaborg, and East Friesland, are each to name one. The regulation that the mem bers must be of the Lutheran religion is abolish• ed, and, in Conforthity with the 16th Article of the Act of Confederation, the .Roman Catholics, as well as the professors of the Reformed Religion, are declared admissible. Instead of the two di visioos hitherto made, there are to be 34 votes, each consisting of one President and six Coun sellors. With respect to the relations of the members among each other, it is ordered that in stead of the mode of voting by classes, in future the Senior of the Nobles shall vote first. MANCHESTER COTTON SPINNERS. - .jxr -- E.ttract of a private letter from Manchester, Sept. 7 . " The young . man who was shot at Messrs. Gray and Co.'s factory, on Wednesday last, was buried at Hulme Chapel yesterday, about a mife. from Manchester, the expellees of a new grave and grave-stone, and the Inner:ll rites, defrayed out of the spinners' fund. It is supposed that the as semblage on the occasion amounted to from 6 to 8000 persons. • " Last Tuesday, the Ist i tst. , a respectable fac tory in Oxford-road gave directions to the Ma-' nagers and overlookers to ptepAre the engine, and have all things in readiness to resume work on the following morning. The doors were accord ingly set open for such of its workpeople as might choose to come in; but the number were so few they were dit.charged in tbe evening. . " At Sackville.:strect factory, - belonging to Messrs. Fogg and- Huhes, - •H few persons have returned at the • old prices ; hut it is dan g e rous f or .. theta to meet with any Of those Who still stand out, and who make surveys of the factori e s, to see what faces they can recognize through the windows._ ‘! The workpeople at Oldham road factory, be longing to Messrs. liarnes'and Swallow, have not been out, those Gentlemen having agreed wits their workpeople to the .advance -in price which they required, and _which is only the same they were used to have two or three Years since ; and were the other master spinners to adopt the same, the whole of the spinners would immediately re turn to their employ. " Tite sum carried off by the faithless treasurer of the knit neymen spinners, who absconded, as st a t e d some days ago, was IGO/. " It is repotted, but upon what authority have not.yet learned, that Air. Ua►id Efoit's spin ners, at Holt Town, about two miles from \Jan chester,oare this mornin;-4 gone to work but on _what conditions no mention is made. Up to this day at noon, there seems no di<- position on the majority of the spinners to return to work -at the old prices ; a great twiny are-vriy miserably off, and they have stood out now nearly two months unemployed, which astonishes every